Different Lengths And Trails Of Brooklyn Bridal Gowns


by Cherry Bonachita - Date: 2008-09-22 - Word Count: 279 Share This!

When choosing the Brooklyn bridal gown that you need, it is important that you have at least the basic understanding of styles available in the market today. Even if you have a companion to help you choose the right gown, you still need to have an idea about the possible lengths that could be right for you. There are different lengths of gowns and trains for you to think about.

• Street Length. Hem just below the knees.

• Intermission Length. Hem falling between the knees and the ankles.

• Ballet Length. Hem softly flowing to the ankles.

• Floor Length. Hem lightly touching the floor on all sides.

• Hi-low Length. Intermission length on the front with floor length or even longer on the back.

• Sweep Train. A Brooklyn bridal gown with the shortest train that is barely touching the floor.

• Court Train. A Brooklyn bridal gown with the train one foot longer than the sweep train.

• Chapel Train. The most popular train length which flows three to four feet behind the gown.

• Semi-Cathedral Train. A train that trails about four to six feet behind the Brooklyn bridal gown.

• Cathedral Train. A train that is also called as a Monarch Train and is used for the most formal of weddings and trails from six to eight feet behind the Brooklyn bridal gown.

• Royal Cathedral Train. Features a cascading train that extends to ten feet or more and is also called the Traditional Royal Train because it is the train used my Princess Diana.

• Watteau Train. This is a train that falls from the shoulder blades to the hemline of the Brooklyn bridal gown

Now that you know the different gown and train lengths available, you may now plan your perfect Brooklyn bridal gown.

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